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Everett Water Department Celebrates “Fix A Leak Week”

March 15, 2021

Everett

To celebrate “Fix a Leak Week” the City of Everett Public Works Department has provided information on how to fix leaks, save water and let you know about all of the resources they have available.

waterThe average home wastes nearly 10,000 gallons of water per year from easy-to-fix household leaks – that’s equivalent to washing 300 loads of laundry! In just 10 minutes, you can check your house for easy-to-fix leaks from your toilet to showerheads to appliances and outdoor faucets.

During Fix a Leak Week, March 15 – 21, take the 10-minute Challenge to stop leaks at home. EPA WaterSense has some great resources to help assist you but here are some resources to help you get started.

Download or view the “WaterSense Challenge” PDF to learn how to detect and chase down leaks throughout your entire house. It is full of resources and activities for the whole family.

Download or view the “Ten Minute Challenge Tip card” PDF for a list of some quick ten-minute challenges to test your toilet and other appliances for leaks.

About Everett’s water system

The Everett water system supplies water to about 615,000 people or 75% of the businesses and residents of the Snohomish County through a network of local water providers. View or download the Everett water service area map (PDF) and a list of water providers served (PDF).

Utilities annual financial reports

  1. Arrange a tour
  2. Backflow hazard prevention
  3. Comprehensive water plan
  4. Conservation program
  5. Water system info

Tours are available for adults and students 4th grade and above.

Contact John Stokes, Senior Water Treatment Plant Operator, email or 425-257-8202 to schedule a tour and/or receive additional tour information.

  1. Free conservation items
  2. Free classroom workshops
  3. Teaching kits

Conservation items are popular and supplies don’t last long. Get yours today! Items are available while supplies last. View or download documents related to water conservation:

Free items are for Everett residential water customers and available, while supplies last, at the Everett utility billing window, located at 3101 Cedar Street, Everett, Washington.

For customers who receive their water from one of the providers served by Everett water (PDF), you must contact your water provider directly for free conservation products.

Contact us for more information, Apryl Hynes, Public Works Public Information & Education Specialist, email or 425-257-8992.



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